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National Republican., 1887-05-18
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CHATTER I,
~ was taken sick q year ago
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~ was taken sick year ago
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/ shrunk
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CHAPTER II.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY IS.
AnusennentS.

Amusements.
EAtIorAI-Kellar.
ALBAuGH's-The New Black Crook.
KERNAss-The Night Owls.
BIJou-Florence Blndley.
The MANASSAS AsPANoRAaA-15th st. & Ohio Nv
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Rs' Wants, For Sale, For Rent, Lost and Found
AND Personal four lines or less, only % cents io'
one Insertion; 80 cents for three.
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AUCTION SALES.

TNREASURY DEPARTMENT. MAY 0, 1851
J. There will be sold at public auction, at ten
1887, within the Treasury premises, a miscel-
laneous collection OF unserviceable property
belonging to this department, consisting OF one
Rogers Te.sawng machine, in fair condition;
rope and block tackle. building brick, steam
coils, iron castings, sample building stone, glass
globes for chandeliers, lumber. marble mantels,
lead pipe, and iron Junk. Terms of sale: To
the highest bidder for cash. Articles sold TO be
removed without delay at the risk and expense
ofpurchasers G. s. FAIRCHILD. Secretary.
DUNCANSON BROS,
my1i,1 ,1s-2t Auctioneers.
National Republican., 1887-05-18
MEDICAL.

CoRs ENLEyEs
" SANS DoULEUR:
Durillons mauvais ongles, engelures. soignes
avec success, par lie DoCTEUR WHITE, Chi.
ropediste, Numero 14l6 Pennsylvania avenue,
Vis-a-Vis le' Willard's Hotel. Pour sions
donnes chezlui, 81; domicil, SO. LIE DoCTEUR
WHITE, eat etabli Washington dupuis 1861.
DR. A. B. ALBAUGH TREATS ALL
- chronic affections of the eye and ear
throat, lungs, liver, kidneys, and spleen, dys-
pepsia, rheumatism, gout, fits, spasms, female
complaints, piles, tumors, cancers, &C.; private
diseases of males and females. Confidential
Removed to 1890 G st. N. w. de29-ly
National Republican., 1887-05-18
REAL ESTATE.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
~ rHos. E. wAeeaEAMAN, ~ s17Fn.


DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
AZ THos. e. wAeaAMAN, OF st.
Changes made Thursdays and Mondays.
THREE-STORY BRICK AND FRAME
HOUSES FOR SALE.
2O3 st W, b h, m 1, 25 rs.... ........ $500
100 Nj st W, h. m i, il 225S0
1912 Vermont ave n W, b b, m l. Is rs.... 5000
1928 II st n W, b h, 10 0rs....."............. 1000
4l5 80 @ s. NV, h m llTs.;..'......... l2'sS 90
900 M St n W, b h, m l. 13 rs. ........"... II ,00o
1913 10th st W, b h, m 1, 10 RS. ........ 1900
l03 Pa ave W, b h, IL rs........."....... 5000
Two-SToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.
sc, Ss, A. A Myrtle st n O. h, m /, rs. SO 300
1li4-Ill66th st s W, b h, 7 rs, and If h in
Ito g. alley, between i N aud m n, iith aud O'0''
1slS iS'h 81 sis wv H. rs and houses in o00'
1928 Goth St W, I h, 6rs, houses in rear, wv
2l26. 2l2S, and 2l30 K st n W, h, rs.-... 5000
Alley s bet sth Il and % ith' aud stssc'6 ] 'D'0
2io5. 2io2 2ioi Columbia ave W. fh,5 ''
1900
UNIMPRoYED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Per Foot.
st, bet 14th and 18th n w................ $3.50
ave, bet l4th and 10Th SITS w.......,.. 200
9th ST. bet o and n w................... 1.10
18th 81, bet l. and NJ n w.".."..""."., LOO
FOR SALE-FARM.
Fort Pendleton farm, Garrett county Nd,
~ acres; house 2M stories high; Al rooms;
sl1,000
All So of 60 439, except lot 10, sw........ 800
18th St n ", bet " and Boundary........ 90
ii ST. bet nth and 18th e,...."....u...... "a
For term OF 20 years, valuable piece of
W: rent, $3.50 per month and taxes. Lessee to
build on same: also. for q term OF 25 years. a
valuable piece of business property on llth st.
near Pa ave W; rent, Sl26 per month and
taxes. Lessee TO build on same.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
1921 @ st W, IN 1. fur, II rs.,.,...,,....sl25 90
0l5 ST W, II rs and stable...."....... -
9O9 NJ 81 W, IL rs.,.,...... 20 w
!23 18th st II W, 10 rs...... % 20
l406 st W, l3 80 90
1919 Corcoran st n W, 10 rs s..,.......,... As 90
ll05 18th st n W, 0 rs, m 1, poss June L.. 40 90
1907 1lth st W, 7 rs...................... 81 so
707 Cap ST. . 35 90
90 81 Myrtle st n @, 6rs................... % 90
22i Jackson Hail alley, NV, rs. ........,". 10 90
l and O. alley bet Sd and 18th and and
1916, 1917, 1870, 1921 ist st, bet N and OF y w ~
nv ,Wi rs ~ "a ,ocr 8 =. SSo
and I'd st n W, bet M and N s W, 3rs.. 80
1890 Del ave y W, 3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
1916 Blagdon's alley, ", 2 rs......"... 90
Bates alley, LIST floor, rs..,,.,,....,,,.,, 10
4 Bates alley, II W, I'd floor, 2 rs. ."-".... 10
1917 u st 10, A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
LOANS.
In sums 10 suit at per cent.
The above Is only small portion OF proper
ty ON my books. For full list call at oiiice for
bulletins issued on LIST and 18th.
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EDUCATIONAL,
Az%EAEER<AN
E,DwARD c. TOWNSEND,
II TEACHER OF ELOCUTION.
jan26m 1917 18th st, NV.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST IND FOUND
r OST-BETWEEN 10TH ST. AND PA. AVE-
IL west ana Epiphany Church Sunday, the
10th. pair of gold spectacles. Liberal reward
will be paid II returned to 1907 II st. N. W.
Q-1S
National Republican., 1887-05-18

VUsTHs OLD STAND, NO. 61s D ST. N. W.,
eB buys Gents Second. Hand Clothing. Note
BY man promptly attended 10.
National Republican., 1887-05-18

LNUK SALE-SMALL HOMES NEAR THE
IL CITY.
We are making specially of these and have
our lists. These are mostly on the Virginia
side of the river where such properties can be
bought for LESS THAN ONE.F0uRTH the
cost on This SIDE The certain completion q
the now fixed fact of the "MEMORIAL
BRIDGE" make these lands not only the most
desirable for residences, but more promising
any others surrounding the city. LOTS OF 2
TO 100 ACRES IMPROVED AND UNIMPROV-
ED. T. II. SYPHERD u CO., 1907 + st.
apl93m
National Republican., 1887-05-18

T g. MARINPS ANNUAL FLORAL MAY
LIZ FESTIVAL and BALL will take place
at MASONIC HALL, FRIDAY EVENING,
Grand march at $50 o'clock p. m.
Tickets 81, to be had at the Hall or from
members of tho class. myl46t
National Republican., 1887-05-18
PERSONAL.

EXAMINATIONS i-ENGLISH, GERMAN,
for places, clerks, or teachers also, students of
colleges requiring preparation for examina-
tions are taught rapidly in Strictly private
who can refer to several Of his pupils who have
been successful at their examinations PROF,
G. L. DE GHENT, 1i09 N. Y, ave. myl6-3t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

portion of which work was performed last May by th order of the coye7nor, and not ordered by the present. legisla- ture. Just what ths printing committee of the Legislature nas to do with bills contracted nine months before toe ses- sion opened wr zre at loss to know. NIT. Brscewell, Il has eeeo stated repors that he has measured all work and fines ii all O. K. Nov we do not wish to be understood for moment as finding fault with the york of this gentleman but those who are at all famiin wth the business, ~oald naturally nave a !is,ie curiosity to know how many thousand ems composition, at 3o cents per ihous- and press work at 8 cents per a4o pages il would require 10 amount U $s,ooc. Those vho would have heretofore been able to swear by Zach. Montgomery s opinion, on the question of the territory paying Tor printing may De able u eN- plain just why It would bs legal to do so in 1881, when it was little less than ciime in 1885. If the territory has any authority to contract and pay tor Si, worth of printing, outside of the appro- pristion made tor this purpose by the general government. they have the same authority to spend $.o,ooo. The same principle is involved in the one as the other, the question of the expenditure of the latter amount resolving itself en- ,irely into one of policy. These are questions vaich will no doub, receive the attention of members as well as the governor himself. who is solidly oa rec ord to stand by the above opinion and who has consistently done so on the question of the appoiatmen, of extra clerks
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

Our con.emporary insists sha, the credit Of tAe territory has been strength ened ny Governor Zulick's sdmin;stra- ton. and as an example cites 10 the fact that the university bends were sold al a premium in contrast wi,h the asylum bonds. Now, !; would be just as easy to ten the whole ruth as to tell falsehood by inference The truth in regard 10 he asylan bonds Is that they were nego- tlzted to Mir. Harris al a od figure !; that the persiste-t attacks mIde against them by interested pnt;es in the terri tory, together win reports sent abroad by Governor Za,i-k. caused the parues who had agreed 10 take them from him to break the agreement after the delivery of the first SIo.eoo lot After the asy- ldm had been built and the bonds issued and sold, aud there b.ing no further mo- tive 10 attack the credit of the territory. and the monied men of the east finding that the malicious statements which had been sent out We're the most barefaceo interpretations, confidence was re- stored and tue credit Of the territory be- came what t was before Governor Zu- lick went into office, and what t would haze conunuei t0 be right along had + not been so vigorously assalled by the administration blcked up by certain financial institutions in the territory The bes, evidence of the truth of this state ment IS found from the fact that jus, prior to thls Nacosari fuancier's going into office the Cill river bridge bonds were sold 9, q premium. The law pro yi6ing for their issue was passed at the same session tha, the bIll was passed erecting lhe insane asylum bonds; hence We maintain, and every intelligent citizen vii bear us out in the assertion, that in stead of the credit of the territory hay ing improved under the present admin istriuon, Il IS now about where II was when Governor Zahok went into office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

Men of all parties in Arizona will commend the action of the United States senate in its refusal 10 confirm tue nomination of C. E. Daley as register of the Tucson land ofice This man Daily Is neither re- publican, democrat or mugwump ard can only be classified as a political hermzphrodite- Three years ago we met him in a republican convention the most rabii and rampant partisan On the accession to the power Of the dem 1orltic patty he leaped into what he supposed would prove to be green pastures of an official appoin ment The president was fooled into appoint ing him, but the senate very properly sat down on NIT. Dliley's aspirations. A man ~ho can shift his political opin- ion, as a weather vaae before the wind IS uoi to be trusted ia any thing.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

The chaplain Of tue Minnesota sen- ate closed bis prayer recently with fef vert petition for newspaper men as follows. And now. dear Lord, bless the repoIters. whose pImble pen catch cur every word almost before II is u:- tered Like Thyself they are omni- presert and almost omniposent live take wings in the morning and fly to the urtermost parts of the earth, they are there They meet us ID the jung!es Of America, they wa,iay us in the solitary canyons of Colorado, and when, a, length, we find the latitude of the mag netie poie, behold, they are therel May their light and goodness be equal to their power. and when the general as sembly of heaven convenes, lst not the reporters be excluded. Amen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

The litle jokerso of legislation are com mencing to"bob up serenelyn now as the session draws to close. The code commission have prepared nearly if no, all the laws of the territory for reeract- ment for the ostensible purpose as alleged, ot getting the expense of print iag them, paid by the United States gov ernmenf. as session laws. Another bill has been introduced, providing for 2n appropriation from the terri tory for the same purpose. This oll as introduced left the amount blank, So that the teritoual treasury could be dragged for thousands of dollars, for this purpose. As heretofore stateed in these colums. the people will be asked to pay a good round plice for the outward show of economy, as praetioed by the fourteenth.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09
q BIC BLUFF.

ED JoURNAL-MINER Oar New Jeg- sey governor has finally shown his hand, although he claims not 10 have anything 10 do ~i.h legislation. It romes from a good democrat that he exhitiseda cheek yesterday for five hundred dollars, which was offered by the member from Yuma in the council, Isaac by name, as tst tha, the til dividing Mslicopa courty would pass beth houses. The member from Yuma, MT. Lyons, declined to bet when he was tackled by gentleman from Maricopa with the money, showing tha, it was tig bluff on the part of the in.tisators of the bill ,o take from Mari copa county so much of her valuable territory. The people of Maricopa wil undoubtedly be proud of our governor
 MaRcoPA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

\ lev of o1r Sirtuous con iemporaries hold their hands up ID holy horror over council Dill 6o-so called lottery tilL The l6ea ofths territory realizing any benefits of a pecunlsFy nature for is school fund D. general fund from such a source seems to them 8 terrible wicked thing. They seem to forget that all kinds of gambling j. licensed IT tbis territory
 and that lhe amour; received from such s1urce would be in shape Of license.
 IL-y seem also 70 overlook the fact that nearly every paper in the territory adveitzes the Louisiana lottery and and thousands of dollars are sent out Of the territory every month for investment i1 New Orleans California contributes thou. au6s mo.e 70 tae same scheme. should the oil lsgalizias such an enter prize become 2 lay we doub; if dollar mure would be spent ir this way than at present II any individual wants to inyes. n q game of chance of this kind E- zig send his dollar O. ,en dollars as
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

the Case may be to New Orieans jus, as readily as is, Nouid to an Arizona town.
 II ouf teirto,y has afuvoj al that moral slAndafd sshere we can place an embargo on su species of games of chance and epso, ard enforce hws prohibiting lhem etitis,ly ie' us do SO If VIC sill coriiaue to license ether games, Thy no, add tl the tund of the territory. by such scheme as this lii oon,emplaies, as well as by licensing these other games and coral some of the ruorey on the Pacihc sl pe that now seeks io- ves;men, 2 lseNht5e.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

The legislature of Texas has resolved 10 submi; probibgoET amendment to a vote Of the people of ,hai state The vote is 10 be taken on the first Thursday ia next August. II sil be exceedingly interesting to note tbe result of the cleo ton. Prohibition has made grea, strides in he south duIiag the past three or four years. and he would be rash who would predict that the prohihitory amend meus would be overwhelmingly defeated in Texas Local option has been a6opted n numberof the counties Of that State; and the result of the election next August may well be considered doubt fui
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

Mention has been made Tn these col umns before osthe loase, sip shoo way the legislature is dong business, having no ioarnlls kepi and consequently aoae of the proceedings have yet beea ver,- hed by the signatures of ihe presiding officers. Another exempliicaiion of the besu'y of economy came up in ;he house this morning In the shape of t<o bills nom the code commission wh,ch passed beth houses but to which the speakers signature had 10, yet been ap pended Tue biiIs were neither en- grosssd or enrolled but came to the speaker full of rteilineations and era sureS Justas they were turned out oi the code commission mill. The house very generously passed motion to consider them enroiled, they can now be thumpsd around. altered and doc,ored at the pleasure ot any into whose hands they my come and saint him self oever wi,I know after they are printed in book form whether tbey are the same as passed the house or not
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

Notwithstanding the fact that l. c
 Hughes IS the choice of the democracy oi the territory for commissioner Of Im- misrstion. and win one single exception the choice Of the press of the territory. the impression seems to be gaining ground that n the executive shuttle be will be lost sight of, unless. Perohance, a vacancy might occur through the death of justice of the peace in same out side precinct In the latter event his claims for recognition might be allowed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

Albeit 4 Munger, . wealthy yourg eaeAsls-eS---G1,Ss-2, stepped mo bank in that city the other day and found his cousin, George Mckay, lhe assistaat cashier, suf.rilg from over work. Munger asked Mckay to take a TIP win him to Europe, tut ths latter refused, say! ng the bank could no, spare him Munger let the bank and had a deed drawn up transferring the Has iinss Block, valued at SI2o.ooo, 10 Mckay. The cousins sailed CD Mon day last for Europe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

A young mlrGei mla nanei Bert li- aume let Teiri Bonne, Qlsbsck, 6aeen years ago for California 10 seek his foI- tune and a year laier his wife received news of his death About two years later the woman married one Of the most prominent merchaats of the village and has lived with him ever since 4 few days ago Berthiaume turned up and the matter having been left 10 him, the cure has decided tha, the women must live with Berthilume.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09
Tho Laws os the Land.

Governor Zulick has approved the following bills: CB 1, an Act to create a code com mission. Approved Jan. l7. CB3, Act amending election laws Approved Jan. l5.
 J R 3. complimentary resolution to Gen. Nelson A. Miles Approved Jan. 10.
 H B ., granting power to the Gov ernor to veto sections in an appropri- alton bill Approved Jan. p.
 c B 2l, trial of title to real property. Approved Feb. g.
 H B g. repeating Yuma levee Act of 1885. Approved.Feh. 3.
 H B 2l, repeating Act of 1885 for the purpose of beautifying the Marieo- pa county courthouse square. Alp proved Feb. 8.
 H B Is, concerning exemption of fremen. Approved Feb, 3.
 II E 10, repeating an Act relating to County Treasurers, Collectors and Boards of Supervisors. Approved Feb. 3.
 H B s, amending license law. Ap- proved Feb. 3.
 H B 4, repeating telegraph tax law. Approved Feb. 3.
 H B 34, forcible entry and detsner. Code Commission. Approved Feb. 3.
 H c k 3, asking appointment of Ben Goodrich ss Chief Justice. App proved Feb. 3.
 M l, in referenc to Navajo Indians. Approved Feb. 3.
 c M ?, relative to artesian water on desert lands; approved Fe'. s.
 H 26, relief of Andrew Tyner; approved Feb. s.
 H B P, repeating pound law; ap- proved Feb. s.
 c B 26, concerning juries and ju- TOTS; approved Feb. Is.
 c B g, code of civil procedure; ap- proved Feb. IA.
 c B 9, trial of right of personal property in certain cases; approved Feb. 2l.
 H B 6S, attachments and garnish- ments; approved Feb. g.
 c B ,, abolishing distinction be- tween sealed and unsesled instruments; Feb. g.
 c B 70, fixing time of 2d District courts; approved Feb. g
 H B ?, lnjunctions; approved Feb. 23.
 c 3S. conveyance of real property Feb. g.
 c B 50, principals and sureties; ap- proved Feb. 26.
 c B 36, relative to affidavits, oaths and affirmatioDs; approved Feb. 9. c B 43, frauds and fraudulent con veyances; approved March l. c B 37, concerning bills, notes and other written instruments; approved March l. H B T, concerning registration, recorders and their duties; approved March 1. H B 73, concerning husband and | wife; appvoved Feb. 2S. Penal code of Arizona; approved | March l.
 H B "A, concerning executions; ap- proved March l. = c B 39, proceedings in claim and delivery approved March l.
 H B 70. partition of real and personal approved March l. c B 8, funding county indebtedness; approved march ,.
 H B F, county and probate courts; pproved March 2.
 c B 30, repeating sheep herding law; pproved March 3.
 C B 70, concerning partnerships; ap- 'roved March 3.
 c Ba, concerning evidence approved iarch 5.
 c B 8, repeating certain sections oil
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

The president signed the bIll provid- ing for the reserve of national banks and the naval, legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill The follow iag bils passed both houses but as they were not signed by the president they failed 10 become laws. River and har- bor bi.l claim oi A. Henry for SIoo, 900, bills to restore Captan Aired Hed6srg, of the 18th infantry 10 the army, bill re- la'i1g to pTomotonin the medical corps. b.A 10 prevent the employment of alien labor, bil 10 open strip of land south of Kansas, for settlement, bill providing a method for settlement of controversies between interstate railway corporations. bill to annex par; of Idaho to Wash inston territory, hilI for printing maps of the general land office and a number of relief hills.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

Some idea of the manner in which the <9.h congress wouod up is work may be found n t5e declaration of 3 member of long experience. that the record revealed the fact that ore q1aTter of the iesislation oi the session had been enacted In the last f=~ legislative days An enrolling cierN ottEelve years A- perience said, that be aever 1T Int length of time had witnessed the hlst= ex- hibiIet ia the last tEea,y.;oa, h9u-s of ihe congress wa.cA ms just ex- pireo-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-09

II "the mills of the gods grind slow. " the devil must be runaiBg the sdminis- uation's editorial grsf mil. as ii can grind out more fllsehoods n q less space Of time than anything we know of For evidence of this see the article entitled "Solicitude, Tn the morning paper